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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

The legislature of this state has en-
acted law governing elections in
cities of $4,000 inhabitants and up
wards; therefore it does not apply to
this or othercities in the state outside
of Milwaukee. But a similar law for
this and other cities would be whole
some regulation, and it is hoped that
when another session of the Legislature
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

You can't work to much purpose un-
less you are well, but you can build up
your health and strength with Parker's
Tonic, and work will then become easy.
1t sets the lungs, liver and kidneys i'll
working order. Coughs and colds van
ish before it. Take it in time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

A Kansas correspondent of the Chi
tagO Inter Ocean, writing from Leav
enworth, Kansas, after describing the
many cheering election successes in
The state, closes as follows: by the
votes of wCmen the Republicans have
broken the back of the Democratic
strongholds in Kansas. Every city in
the state has been redeemed from
Democratic rule"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

Last Sunday, Easter, was appropri-
ately observed by most, if not all, OF
the churches in this city. Although
there has been long winter of killing
frosls, one might he led to wonder
where all the beautiful roses and other
flowers came from which adorned the
church affairs and pulpits on Easter
Sunday. In most instances the Roral
decorations were highly pleasing
The choir music was in most cases
prepared for the occasion, and render
ed acceptably.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

The New Haven and Dieppe packet
Victoria struck the rocks amidships
near Dieppe, France on Wednesday,
and twenty lives were lost.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

Good Friday, April 8. was COM
memorated in the churches of some
neighboring cities with appropriate
services and fine singing,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15
FRIDAY, APRIL Is. 1887.

@The Wisconsin legislature will adj
iourn sine die at neon to-day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

Senator Maxwell will accept our
thanks for copy of the Blue Book for
1887 and other documentary favors.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

The English temperance organizations
have decided not to carry the question
of prohibition into politics.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15
BRISTOL ITEMS.

Sunday was an excellent day for 60
ing to church, so went over to Bris-
toll to see the new church. 1t is very
fire one, and some day will be an orna-
ment to the burg. At present its sur
roundings kill its beauty. The audi.
forum will hold large audience, and
the lecture room is very small and
cosy. At the service there was "a good
sized audience for that village. Elder
Perry preached an Easter sermon, de-
monstrating the fact of the resurrec-
ton. They had a good-sized Sabbath
school. "And still there is ROOM"
spelt few minutes in the German
Sabbath school. The church was we'll
filled, and more grown up pupils than
children.
Mr.. Getting has neice from Rich.
mond visiting him.
Found that the population of Bristol
had recently increased in number-one
male and one female. Mr.. Fred. Mil
Ter has chubby boy. and thriving
I did not see the young lady. She is
boarding at Mr.. Whitcher's, and
nave IO uOuo1 Is d HiCo girl.
Mr.. Miller, the agent, showed me
over his house, and it is very conve-
nient and coZy. 1t would be good
thing if his example in putting down
board walks was followed. The women
folks would get round better in muddy
weather.
Mrs. Richtmyer has been through a
hard time, but is coming out bright as
ever.
The numerous friends Of Mrs. Loom
as will regret to hear that she is having
a rather hard time with rheumatism
The fact is, several of the neighbcrs
are having touch of that complaint.
Old Asbury is to be rejuvenated by
the beginning of May. The organiza-
ton is according to law, and earnest
effort in the right direction will make
it blossom as the rose, and the base
ment will be restored to the uses
promised to subscribers when it Was
built. Let us hope the new owners
will keep their word.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

Horses, as has before been remarked
give their owner a reputation from
ocean to ocean, while but for theil
horses they would not be known to
a greater extent than the average of
Chrewd business men. j. |. Case, of
Racine, who is now luxuriating in
California, has for some years been
famous for fast horses. His horse
called Phallas, for which he SAYS he
originally paid $500, he now values at
$4,000. He has another horse called
Jay Eye See, which cost him few
years ago $500, which he says he will
not sell for less than $4,000. Probably
no man in America has equaled Mr.
Case in the ownership of high priced
and fast horses. Mr., Case has invested
100000 in lands in California, of which
is farm of 30 acres in Pasadena for
a winter home.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15

The trial of Arensdorf, the alledged
murderer of HaddOck, at Sioux City, is
progressing but slowly. The defense
is now engaged in the attempt to prove
that II man by the name of Leavitt is
the guilty person who killed Haddock.
The amount of false swearing must he
prOdigious witnesses who pretend to
have been in the crowd at the shooting
swear contradictory to each other. No
doubt all who were present, and in
any way identified with the conspiracy
against Eaddock, should be sent to
prison for life, whether the real perpe.
TRAITOR of the crime is identified or not,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-15
CHESTER'S CURE
is THE
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MONTREAL, February 10, 1877.
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r. w. GALE,
General Manager Equitable Life As
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NEILSvI.LE. Wis, May /, 1880.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20
Ceretteter @eissa ais Hutter
bratt6bar.

Sci Dem Seput Sranoe in Gices, npr ettpa
iiebeu Sabrsn, taufte tb uneefdbr 40 8r.
ibel bes osrbrannten @eisens unb perbraud.
te ocnisIbeH ausihlieBlid als Sllnerfntter
elm 9ahr lang NIT benz befen grfolge.
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mebr Gier, oenn le srpor. Rab benz Seler
III Ser StrnslO'S WtlbIe babe ib pieser per=
brannten &eisen g%etauft, init DEM l6 Sihs
rer uiO aiibe f~iittere; meme Sennen le9en
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10 aleie futterte. @GhrsMb Der i3eit id
oteifs Sutter 9ebyard1te, oerlpr i'd feir
Subn. 8. g. Glover,
Saul &apios, Winn., ben 10. Sanuar, 1887,
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9pIs. @oIs.

@erfieseIte Gnsebote aur 2ieferuna pon
$50 4lafter Qpls fir ben @ebraud in ben
Wa1erperfen neroen BON g. 81. 0riebler
III oeiien gifenuaarenbaR0lun9in ct. glnub
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gebpte geDfnet werien. Oieielbe miiiien
ben Breis Grt uno ltnlitat beS SSlses ent.
balten. 9as &edt, zines oser ale Qn9ebo-
te si perperfen, lit u%orbebalten.
ct. gIouo. ben 10. Sanuar. 1887.
8. ST.. 9rtebler,
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So. 0enneman n.
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SefauntmaGura.

gde, ueIhe mir idlulben. iuplen eefdligit
big iadteItenS ten eritel Sebruar 1887 bel
nfr noripre6en uno ibre Se6nuna nit mtr
abIdiieBen, nibriaenfaGs ib bieielben einem
Collective liber9eben peroe.
Sos. Sbermann,
) ba Sprils Spiu, Stearns Go, Minn.
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Gin SsuSnib.

ct. glouo, sen 10. Sanuar, 1887.
Stermit teitdtiGe td}, bob itb BON Serrn
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Siibuer leasn.gnl. Msiae Gahbarn aebrau.
ben oasielbe 6utter nit 9ltem grfplg.
5 Wt. g. NOel.
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Sdrnen GsBtsr8, Der &c. Srrfmifare Ypa
s.. aaeitpr. StsarHs SeHn.s.
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Gtn NeueS 1ef9dTt.

Ser unterseiAuete briust biermit sur ss
faIliesn &enntnibnabne, ba6 er in Der 9tate
Der fath. airGe in Sauf Eentre eins fotbs,
liige Suhbanblun9 nebit WateriaIiensans4
lung erbfiret bat unS eriu1t cine. seetrte
aunbidaft, i'm NIT ibren Iuftraasn beebreu
al nDlen. Jrt. Z Wftnnette,
2-3mt Can't centre, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

eS- @ilselm @anmnis pon &ices
Citation iast, baB bur6 5euer belddois.
Ter 8eisen ais S6wein.fatter 70 gut 1T,
ala er zines ~perlanst. &c faufte senus
ilr Elm gauges SaDr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20
Taras ~ S~ersaufen.

Ser l1nterseidnete bieiet feline 1870 adsr
srpBe garm i'm Spfpn Sprins Din unter
eiinitigen B%epin9un9cn gu perfaufen an.
8ute3 8allano unb NieIenlano; quite Rsk<
nune un0 Stanuns unb sutes S2aiIer asS
Der SSarm. Ndberes III erfebren bel benz
giseutbimer, pobnbaft auf Der Sarm.
SaeDb WsRr,
2-ba4m Spring Sin, Stearns Co., Minn.
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Dur eitt 8erfnh!

Seoermann lit etrselaben, BET mir Ter.
iudsmeiie einen Sad &iebfuttsr ~ ~faufen,
unb er miro iib nit Dem @efauften suirte.
cen seben. $. Oltm II,
1 in Spbn Rpner's @ebGube, ct. glpub.
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s. 4.

ia mein SoIr So9anu sesen nseia 8iiea
oas elterlibe Sous nerlaIitn, 70 parne id
hermit Sebcrmonn, ibm auf 1neinen galnen
su bergen, ba ib fir Nidts baften merbe.
Spbu &owalfomsfi
5 St Gor!b Israirie, Wprriion 90. Dtirn.
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Su eerfeufsu.

Ser llnter3eidnete 1T %seiourtn, ieineu
lnuseu Morsan 3udtben9it 81 perfaufen.
9er|elbe ut 6 Sabre alt, BON arauer Sarbe
aHo fOtest 1873 4faGo. Sesen Naberem
penoe MAJ iid an
3 ba Meter 9edPr,
ct. Nifolous, Stearns County, Miun.
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Sano su p~erfaufen.

Ser llnterseihnete lit %aeionnen, 100
Nder 2anS, sDei Meilen bhlin bon Der ct.
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ger. Nuf Der Sarm sroses Seus unb Stals
lung. @esen Ndbsrem tpenoe man fid az
/ b1mt Geprae @eier,
2eebitpn g. o., Stearns Gountp, Mtnu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

tay- SIN Deiite eines 9roBen 8orratbs
bon 8eisen, Der aus benz 9ulnt5s glepatpr'
Braube serettet uurbe. mDdte i6 Sober.
mann eriuden, fein Siebfutter bel mir sits%
aufaufen. s. Sltmnil, in Gpner'S @e.
balibe, ct. Gipuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

gaS Glsin, 8altsam & Sampoen
uhren 81 ben nieorisiten 8reilen bel
6rts 8nD, ct. germo;uEr. SIM
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~ arase unD Gdrammen leoer art in
80 0innten seheif bnrh nWoolforbS
beiliames @aid)mittel." @ebranhi fein
onneres. 3u baben BEL 8. Sdulten, gpo~
thefer in ct. 4IDuD.
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Cite Garte.

Siermit m:inen Sreurber unb bemWubli.
fun i'm aIaemeinen sur g~efdaiees &ennt
ntBnabme, bab ib mein @runbeigentbums<
rnb m.in Seuerperii6erun9s Geidaft met
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uno bab biele lebertrasung ON 3ten Sonu@
ar 1887 in &raft s~etreten 1T. gteinsi GDn
nerr fir ibre l1nteritibuug banfeno. CRUDE
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,~pieiene CUNT auf meineu 8ater iibertrageu
su lpoDen. s. Ut. Bennett, Sr.
5 ct. gIpuo. ben 81. December, '66.
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- Iprth Gtor 9unaen !, Baliami lit elm
Iideres Mittel 9eoen Sniten rno g%rfdltung.
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ga 5ett gbomns. @elh & Sngros
bam 8anbubren, Die beiten. Die semadt
iinb, BET 6rik Gup, ct. @ermaiu=
ltrase. 5-3m
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8opo'S HretSiiEe fir oen 2ftea
Sanuar, 1887.

@rauulirter 3mder 141f 4fnno s1.s0
IBrauner Suder 10. Is &17 TfHao l.O
uhmber : ssrup per 9.s 1.9
Der elmer LEO
Spndnbiide Sdrinse per TdBden so
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Nud,neiSenmebl bas 8fnno .Q4
SalnratlIs per Gfuni .o6
Tein seidnittener Sautabaf, Gfuno 40
Gautabaf per StiG 10
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fDnnen tnb mir earantirrn cine 10 quite
Gnalitdt ireenb eires sir.it ls. ols ipnftuo
~cerfauft tpirb. CID 3cDS.
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Der 9prns, Ia rti&era Der Sasrrts s%ednhtrt. nt:ftn
TpG, g~efanntma6uns erldHen mar, 70 1T fitruit BE-
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cesptrs ais gsnite ernanmt ieten I'm cine terra rtiee
,alteratipn@ gu prIfsn ,uab I'D btpufs sehsa am @cn.
tag, ZEN ). Neai. 1885,, / ltr Na&mittass. TIM Sanft
hes 8. 8. Stieis I'm Gsrm Nrrts 8prt aa rerfansmeIn.
ct. Glput. sen IA. Sanuar, 1887.
gseust: gattt. gtrs. gsrfser FER County
Barnes Srtsns GrmmiFdrs RON Stearns
Esunts. Auhirsr.1 eeuHts Vttnn.
auf antrss pu,be tas 0sfu6 ses 8. 80. sens fir
g.reeistrunssliisns BON Grunteissnttum uns irssns
etrts perfrual . Gisenttums, anbtrts ais -0snsrsi
Msraanbift. agsenrmmsu:
Stsr. graaer, gDaif.nri&ter, ret6te elm @eIaS Elm
leete tie gpttuentiefsit Der anf6afuns ttnes &C.
feneS fur glauts fur has N~aifenrtateramt elm.
Nuf antras murf. tas Gtfua ansenpnrnen uae Ct
tes,amdhtist. Elm slant. Gtfea zen 9srrn sn'tas
fur BEN er.is Ban $50 ,n fauien.
auf antras wurben ~fplssnte BITE nadsefrStt s6ants
fi;sns serdtrt nnh tersn girsf6aften sutasts issa:
Slssns: Narin Di.tri&, 6ufanna esns,
Mat6. R.tt, Sptn Niaer. inn., Srfn
Weasnfeiu, ..srat.r & @srttni Shefsr
& Gmmel.
Hspn: gen;sl Crdu,
srpdmas SDtn Msrflina.
gsen eafe: Sptn s. WeGafers.
EARNING: RiS Semmif&.
3rain: Spbn Iaas.
Gate Senrp: gsia. 8rdmsr, Inn.
eur.mburs. aarl Semberser.
ssnssn: .. s. Quinn.
Wunfpn: @iS. Sniala, @m. Bieber, 8rfn atssn.
9rt. S6lepsr, Srtn Saites, @t.'a. Sats
fen s. Co., gtmanu, epmnel & eaensr.
DAT: Scf,pt SSi6.n, Ri6. Messr, Sss. Suttntt-
fer, SSrtn Srtssl, ct. 4!appsri8.
SRrdpins: Spfept Bed, @tt, @ausr,
Ct. ausufa: 5. Ssttsnturs, $. Ssumsr, Srs. ..
eStrsr. get, Sammertl.
Ct. Stout: Peter @un;inger.
Ct. Spfspe: Dapie G. &tees, Sim. esudri Sritst
r~sermann. Strm. CAN'T, Ii6. srfo'
Gep. 8asnsr. iun., Iid. gtannsn-
fein, Getr. @aurin, Slcb.rs.r q Gp-
led, 9rGp unb 9innemann.
Ct. Nartin: &ntrn 9enetr, s. eufantti6, Wasst.
eppsbrut. Wa,ttau unt GO,
ct. IDenbel: Senrs Srsfer.
Sprins siG: Spsn 5. Spti
gSateftlb: Mid. 5anisn, Nib. S6sn, w. Vaaid
Gtep. gauler. %. Sssts, Sch. Naur'n
| pten: Brdnins unb 3atsfonsfi.
g.rtasuns tis talb 2 l1tr Na&mittdss.
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9trlan9t psrhen Nrpelttr u1o Jubren.
um 8aumltdmrne Az fdntn nsb StetelSaa
su ~transpprtiren bon, 1hsmas Snken,
22 npsn, H2iuH.
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tag gs bietet ii1 fhr pen Gthfauf BON
sutem &iebfutter al eintm niebriasu Hreife
eil,e ;el,ene @elesenbeii bel s. Gilman,
in Mpner's @ebdube. Ct. GIoub, Winn.
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Wa6mittagsfsuus ten IA. Sdnuar.
HnwefeRs q. Tiri, SSrtser une auTeiene kas. q.
n. Wsitnes ausssnps.ntn:
Sslsene. Retnuns.u wurten srlaubt:
Rarl Sasrsa 3.usensstItr.n. 8 40
ssal.er 6. Stcrer @.rSif.ntli4es Der setrtr.
% O
5.S. Ipntssmer7, Spreibuatsrial iar County
s,omtsn 10 SO
80. 6. Rpfenttrsn, S6%r.tbmattrial fur g.. Be.
am.,n. az OF
>. 81. 0ri,bltr, 8tpar,rtr Der pumpen Etc.. 10
Ct. Glpue xrantftr a., 1SSnueE Rptlen, flint
slaft.r ,spl, So Is
at. 6lrut Gas So. fur Saslieftruns pom 1han
Suit So bis 1. Sanuar 'S7.....-......... So Of
SDtn @tffner, sds.n 5 8laftsr Spls......".. 25t
auf sIntras g.rtasuns sis 9 ntr ans.rn Wprsess.
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seSttm1e Yferee bilia III fanfen bet
Sranf 6i9ner, Spring pill, Sitarns 6oarr'
tn, Winn. 5 ba
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g. austt,rs pfas.. st.ernss,.

ben IS. Januar, 1887.
sys,teft sisuns.
The Butler weekly times., 1887-02-02

coast that will compHr', with lZalcn is
Nomo,ombo, Nicaragua. Or Old Tom
h,' ,s il Is called In 1880 ih re was
an ,r,,piion from its crIirr wh.cn w..s
Ih. most severe on record. II ''um-
men e,i on Jan. 81 that year. and con
t,uucl four GAYS without cessation, ,iur-
me- whicn lime the smoke and Isiics
were 80 dense in the air That the sun
could NO, be se-n for II radius of lUO
miles around The ashes fcl! Oh lne
stand of Jamaica. 1000 miles awa,; in
Bogolo, in The United 81 ates OF C,lum-
bia, LOO miles away IN Il straight line
nnd 10000 feet auUve The level Of the
sea. higher even than The volcano Itself
The explosions We're heard oU0 miles
distant. white there was Il CONTINUOUS
shower of ashes ail over Central Ameri-
CA, from Mexico 10 Panama. Ia some
places they fell TO The depth OF i've or
six inches. destroying vegetation. bury.
ing all objccIS that We're exposed. and
creating Terror among the people The
ships of the coast s:.IiIng up and down
the Pacific, were covered with ashes.
and sailed for fifty leagues through
floating pumice-stone and ashes. which
ronceiles. the surface Of the water.
Since 1885. however, the volcano has
given no cause for alarm. there being
only slight smoke issuing trsm its
craler. ~ Washington Tor. Ne,c York
Suu.